While wearing the pure white robes, mix the clay with the dust and
water until you have a slightly malleable substance. Be sure to
not use so much water that the clay can no longer hold its form.
Be sure to save some of the water.

Use your bare hands to carve the figure of the golem in the clay.
Pray to God for success while forming the clay. If the clay begins
to harden as you're still molding, sprinkle it lightly with some of
the purified water.

When you've finished the form of the golem, let the statue stand for
a few hours to harden slightly.

Using the writing instrument, enscribe in Hebrew the word for truth,
EMETH, on the forehead of the statue.

Notes:

The golem's clay will continue to harden and may crack slightly.
Covering the golem with a damp cloth will help prevent these cracks.

Be sure to maintain your purity of purpose for the length of the life
of your golem.

First, combine each Hebrew letter with all of the other letters
except itself starting from the beginning of the alphabet. Do
not recite those pairs that are mirror images of previously
recited pairs (e.g. aleph-bet, bet-aleph).
This should give a following sequence (using English letters):

AB, AC, AD, AE, AF...
BC, BD, BE, BF...
CD, CE, CF...
YZ.

There will be 231 basic letter pairs or gates.

Then combine each Hebrew letter with all of the other letters except
itself, but start from both ends of the alphabet. Again, don't
recite the pairs which are mirror images of other pairs.
You should get a sequence like the following: